The New York Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1849, Page 4

INTELLIGEWE, BY Tas MAILS. Important from Washington, sited wip Wasninaron, Nov 29, 1849. Rumored Resignation of Gen, Cass, of Michigan, and ‘e Number of Southern Senators and Representatives ~ Disruption of Both Pouses ef Congress —No Quorum in her—4n Explosion Expected—Proboble Breaking up of the Cabinet, I bave recently been informed of the dotermination which certain members of the two houses of Congress have arrived at, and of certain proceedings, whioh, if carried out, will create a sensation greater than any which bes ever been witnessed in this country, and one that will shake the very foundations of the Union, and soatter politicians ond parties to the four winds of heaven, But to the point, General Cass, you are aware, has been instructed by the Legislature of Michigan to vote in favor of the ‘Wilmot proviso, To obey their instructions or to re- sign, is recognised as! democratic doctrine, and he will do elther the one or the other, when that question shall come before the Sevate. It is understood that as soon as porsible after both houses are organized, the slavery question will be rushed forward by the anti- slavery portion of each. They are determined, | understand, to take the first opportunity of putting it into the arena, and settling at once the question, whether the anti-slavery sentiment is to prevail, no matter what the consequences may be—even if a disso- lution of the Union should result from it | have ona former occasion informed you of the step which it was rumored portion of ths Southern Senators had deter- mined to take in the event of the Wilmot proviso being concurred in by the Senate—that they would resiga their seats, and that their resiguation would be follow- <a A up by ti by the States which they represented, by a seces- the Union. ihe representatives of eight States, eit is said, have determined upon this course of action, Now let me me to the foundation on which those Itis this. When the Wilmot proviso <ueetion comes to vote in the Senate, on the whole territory, as come it #ill __ early day, ( iL Case, of Michigan, will get up ad address that’ body on the subject. He P will dolive ng speech, explaining the circumstance, in whiot he is placed— that he ir instructed by the Legislature of hie’ ‘Stat vote fort t he coudemus itjas he alway: has done Dot conscientiously give it hi eupport, he wil avail bimself of the only alternative which will be Irit—that is, to resign, and will accord- ingly reign hia seat #6 Senator on the spot, in acoord- ance With the democratic doctrine of inatructies ‘bus much in reyerd to the course which it | id General Cass will pursue, The Southern bers of both bhoures, | learp, have determined if Wilmot proviso should be pushed to the extreme, and no com- promise that they may suggest will be listened te, to Zexignfin @ body, ae they bave # constitutional right to ‘do if they please, and thus effect a coup d'etat, and stop furtber Tea lation. The effeot of this will be, that fur- ther legitlative proceedings will be at an end—the bu- siness of Cepgre sv will be at @ stand-still—the wheels of government wijl be stopped. for the appropriation for the civil liet can’t be parsed; and both Congress ‘and the coustry at large.as well as the government, through all itsramitostions, will be ina state of dis- sation aud di-ruption This will force the Go- vernors of the several States throughout the confede- the representatives of which shall have resigaed ther teats, to order vew elections, and in this way the estion will be directly submitted to the ple. si too, may secede from the confederacy, Girsolution; or they may, as has boon would, call conventions of the pwople, t courre to tuke in the extracrdiaary ich they will be placed. outine. in as few words waud which ! am informed ti-provico men will take, when ti om vote in Covgress. It is talked uM s “aca here, in certain circles, and is admitted b; place im thir country. what the ultimate result will b ima dissolution of this fret confederacy Nor would it be proper for me to discuss the subj I sball, tb contel elf with stating ti jem, Sad leave the dis- ance. ing in wy every arrival bes full quorum and ov day of this most important session A good deal of excitement existe reiative te the selection of officers. ‘The democrats are confident of electing their Speaker, Clerk and other officers. it is not, however, yet seitled who are to be the democratic ee although sere: ral informal meetings have been heli Several are apoken of, in conneetion with the office of Speaker, but MeoLane will, in eli probability, be the man. [tis im- porsible tovay how the free-toilers will vote. They are ked upon With a good deal of suspicion, and an opi- nion is entertained, tbat they will not go into caucus, and henoe, will uot consider themselves bound by the decision of the House ‘The whigs, too, have evidently ‘BD Understanding among themselves, aud will attempt tomake their Congress. The ciashehip res reate between John W. For- ney aud B.B. French Forney will, in all probability De'the man. It le rumored that Me. Freueh. will » the free-sollers, © terms. ‘The opinion is very prevalent c= yo bers of both houses, that Generel Tay! unfortunate in his selection of @ cabinet. and that Me, Clayton and bis wesoeiates can’t hold weeks, The truth ix.t dinguasted Po! with the whigs, but with the people ficit in the treasury is also spoke bach day developes something pew all admit that were on the eve cf a tremendous explosion—perhaps two of them. Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bartimonn, Nov, 30, 1849. Thanksgiving Doy—Reception of Mr. Clay—Whig Ea- thusiasm—Tyval of John Price, $e Yesterday was a day of rejoicing in Baltimore, and as people are generally thankful when they are happy, it may be said to have been observed asa day of thanke- giving, It was just cold enough for whiskey punches and apple toddies, and the barkeepers were kept busy, in all rections of the city, throughout the dey. There was church im the morning, and all manuer of business, except segar storer, candy establishments, and taverns, were clored as tight as they are on Sunday. ‘The creat event of yesterday, however, was the im- promptu reception of Hemry Clay. At two o'clock the President street Depot was thronged with whigs, the whole line of the railroad up Pratt street was lined | tight of glorious “ Old | with persons anxious to « Harry ” the m ly either loves or hates it may be said, that everybody or another. nt street Dey the lecomotive was 4 to the oar iv which Mr, Clay was seated full speed for the Pi immense concourse bad assembled to creet barcuche api He here being given to the horse whilet (beusapdes follows om Uneir way to Barnum full rpeed. Old aud young and [ even observed the venerabie editor of the Patrior, Isaac Monroe, beg. streaking it up the middie of Light vtreet, with bis ccat tail stioking straight owt. Al- though « pretty ebarp trotter myself, he beat me all hollow, and when! strived at Berntm's, he was at the fromt window up stairs, introduolog Mr. Clay to the vest multitude below There war, also, by his side several others of cur very modest citizens, who suc- corded im crowding Into the carriage, to the exclusion of Mr Monroe Mr. Clay fineliy addressed the crowd briefly, and re- marked that he would be happy to meet them all this Thing in the parlor of the hotel ‘The trial of Joue Price, for the Cam pbeil, wae continued thronghout the day yesta fod the argument before the jury comme Ding The optoton seems to be that be will be bung. dashed off at fall speed, ugh all the oroas streets, urder of George W. Our Philederpnia Ourrespondence Procaoetenia, Now, 80, 1849, Father Mathew — The Tuscarora Markets, Ge stopping at Bishop Kenrick’s; but owing to his continued iil health, any ching like # pub. Le demonstration of retpect is out of the question for the present. He has administered the pledge tos nam- ber of persons in private, yesterday attended mass at St. John’s Cathedral. Om Monday he is to be re. ovlved by the Mayor and Councils, who have already waited upon bim He expects to leave for the South ebout the mii of next week There is provpeet that the ket ship Tusca- rota, ashore below Indian River, will be got off some time thie day. She will be taken to the Breakwater, and having put op jory masts, sail for New York, there to be thoroughly repaired. The expense of re- pairing ber, together with the expenses already inourred, will reach the large sum of $35,000; but when oe going order again rhe #\/l be worth at least $80,000 The amount of coni shipped by the Sohayikill Navi- on, for week ending Nov. 29. was 17.270 tons. — ‘otal this searon. 47 There is but « limited ment, holders asking $: For “ consumption, $6 to $5 60; rye flour, $3 275, Sales of ted wheat at $1 05, and w $1 rie] ‘market steady. Corn is dull; yellow, of mized te, to 00, "Bouin Forther ‘The cottom mar- Lt The “stook arket is firm, without are the sales at the ere’ and yr Beok, 25) 4 6 H 6 Schuyikiil 17; 10 Nort ok, ii, 12,000 Btate 6 tin jot), 80%; B70 do, °66, 83%; 4 Bank, 4534: Second 4-110 Tennessee Bonds, a6, ine ayivania 5's iso¥4; 2000 Clty bn. 06, S050; G400 do Oe BOM, 2 Philatelpble Bank, 128; (to 186; § Moobanien’ Beak, 2614; 40 ewings faenee felt 1p and over both parties in a speaulative | iret “4 Exeoution —A corres ae w server, of the rom Rookingbat me that State, ecthe execution of Robert Hildreth, on ‘2d instant. nays: The axe glitters, the trap door fells. aad Hildreth y the neck For half ® miaute he remaias Poor fellow! he expected one and stands P » from bir face fast rushirg upwards. But bis lar; neck prevented the ro hin meekners did not ry ‘ome here and fix the rope, it w me to death!’ The sheriff did gotoMim. First with an axe, then with a piece of scantling, he endeavored to knook away the boards. At last he pushed Hil- @reth’s feet from the scaffold, and hung him inoffi- a cleptly # eeoond time. The fellow le no farther effort to recover himeelf Finding that he was hung in a ta which produced the most exeruoiatin, ng, bocange ual suffocation, with the blood slowly collectin; fie’ brain—through a circulation only partially 4 peded—the eee ce Rag Lied KA Cp pangs Tene poesibl thes nih ‘a Mie ‘es possible. wi down to tighten the eord. Three several tim tervals of @ minute, he did the same again. T! itruggles ceased. CITY TRADE REPORT. Farivar, Nov. 30-6 P. M. Owing to the non-arrival of the steamer Canada, with the mails, by which private letters were due, transac- tions in leading articles of produce were rather limited. The sales of cotton were light, at rates varying from those previously asked, te }; of a cent advance. Owing to the advent of colder weather, with the pros- pect of the canals soon closing, this State and Western prands of flour were firmer, with @ good local and East ern demand. The market for Canadian continued steady, with a fair demand for export. In Southern brands there was more doing; but prices ruled in favor of purchasers. There was no material change to notice im rye flour or meal. Wheat continued heavy, especially for the medium and lower grad Corn was in good demand for export, and considera- ble sales were reported forshipment The market closed with greater frmuess. There was no change in rye, while cats qere firmer. The market for pork was bet- ter, especially for mess, while pie was dull, and prices unsettled. Beef continued dull; lard was inastive, and prices heavy. There was no change in butter or cheese There was no new feature in the market for groceries worthy of ticular note. There was an active business doing in wool ; there were some heavy operations in the market from’ Philadelphia and traus- ‘actions were pretty feely made both in Amerioan and n deacriptions. ues —The market was better for pots, with sales of 76 bbls. at $6 56 a $6 6214, while pearis were firm at ba) = & $6 3735. Fleur—The transactions were 14,000 madian at $476, straight State and Obio at $4 ere fe ” $4 81, choloe State at $4514 a $4 or mixed and straight Michigan at $4 6736 a $6. aud other grades as before. Southern flour, bo bbis., sold at $6 1244 for Fredericksburg country, and hn 18 a $5 31 for Baltimore, Ale: Rye Flowr was in tair dema: sales of 200 at ‘92 8734 w $294. Corn Meal was dull. and we kno no rales. Buckwheat was better, with rales freely wade at $1 8749 @ $2 12}¢ per 100 lbs and $3 125 « $4per bbl. Mhcat—The absence o! steamer’s mail prevented it; 2,500 burhels sold at 60e., delive 3.200 bushels fair and prime mixed, at 660. Us: again better, with sales of Nort! 480. a 490 ; Jereey at 420. a 440., and Southero —The sales reached 17,000 bushels, New Orleans, 58. @ 590. for Western and Southern mixed, 6c. tor flat yellow, and Glo. for round yellow. Bxsswax.—3,000 lbs yellow sold at 21c. a 22e. Bune — $,000 ibs. of polar sold at 40c. cash. Corrse.—The stock on hand continued ‘onaaa and boiders frm. Rio was quoted at 105;0. # 10%: Corvon.—There has not been much done to-day, in the absence of the steamer’s mails. We heard of sales of 600 bales, at from old asking rates to \o. advance, to which our quotations conform :— Livznroon Cuassrication. lebile and N Orleans, Uplands, _Plorida, and Tezas, made at Sc Fish.—The market for all desoriptions of fish con- tinued heavy, though — rather more 5 600 quintal 0.1 and scale b 2,000 boxes of cheese at 223 6d ‘K of 100 bbis. ashes at 30s Fuurr — Holders of raisins were rather firme naideradi: quarter de at 05e. There were also enles of 200 casks Lexia at $4 76. Hors —Sales were 40 bales at 16¢., and held at the close at lie Lrav —The market was dull for foreign at $4; and American $425 Lime. —1 (00 bbls common Thomaston sold at 81o. Navat Sroaxs.—The market was again better for spirits of turpentine, with sales of 200 bbls. at 350. orin was quiet. with rales of 300 bbis. North County at S0e and 160 bbls. white rosin at $3 50 a $4 25. One —Salea were made of 6,500 gallons at Tle, for good Fpglieh and best American, Provisions.—Pork— The sales included 1,400 bbis., part et $10 76 » $10 875, for mess, and the rest om private terms. Prime was dull and nominal at $8 50 0 $5 6254 Beef was beavy and duil, at $6 for pri $9 for country mess. Beef hams were O70 Dbis. were made at $12 508 $12 73, 75, the iat latter Sean for extra. Cut were heavy, with sales of 75 bhds, hams at Sc, Lard - 360 bbls. and tlerces sold at Noe Ode. Butter and cheese were without Rice. —The & continued to 7 mained unchanged, with steady trade demand; 100 bhds. New Orleans wore dis- od of at by yee, and 120 Porto Rico at 60.8 ket was steady, with aales of 300 4 25 bhds. of drudge at CA Sales ine who bave taken 150 000 ibs. dling qualtties, at S00 « 30 terms. of Produce per Hudson River Lines, Thi Flour, bbis 10.650 Beef, — bi 4.940 Ashes, 6.400 Whiskey, « 4,747 Cheese, boxes vO f Births, Marriages and Deaths are not inserted, unless duly euthenticated avd patd for Married, At Christ Church, New York, Nov 27th, by the Rev aries Halsey, Mr. THomas W. Consrantiny, to Mise Exitanst Constantive, both of this oity ‘At Brooklym. on Wednesday, 28th instant, by the Rev B.C. Cutler, Mr. Jou R. Ti Yo Wednesday afterneon, the 28th inst , by t George H. Firber, Mr. Groxor B, Ssur, to M all of this city, please copy Ethan A Fay Justice of th Austin. to Mise Rac t . by the Rev, Jai m, of this city, to Miss Lyoa ansaohuse On the 2th inet, by the Rey. Dr jeonen » 8. Van, of New k Br unewick,N. J., to Kare, daughter of Mott Bedell, | Eaq., of the former place Og the 26th November, at the French Cathelio Church tn Canal etreet, by the Rev. Mr Lafond, Ewuenr Varcn, formerly of Paris, France, to Miss Mania 2. Lissnuie, of the ame elty Diea, 4.20 pFtiday morning, Doth November. of convamp. | mm Povier nownick Henny, aged 36 years, 2 months, end 14 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family aro re- +pectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from bis late residence, 126 Mulberry street, om Sanday afternoon, at 1 o'clock preeisely. On Friday the. 30th of November, after a rhort and severe illners. Senne Avovera, eldest Emeline Stargis, aged 7 years. ‘The relativy to attend the f No. 786 Was! 2 o'clock P_M nod friends of the family are requ eral, fro 0@ of her fat Seneey, the 24 inst, MARIT Rossel orton. ‘kwith, Halifax, LH Aj sove h naa 8 ssp nt tenn he Ak ey fest io = MgB New | Yo. eagullis ‘ete WH W'S wi Spans woot By 2 7m, oe FF with Br brig Baron, of Bram on 108 W spoke Br ehip Princ of Orange, {com Bom- ip Kensington, Kilham, Canton, a 18, with mdverto FA saw Dutch ship Cornelia; aN sobr Juliet, from Bal change) thie aftorneo Letter Bags of ste 4, Ro, Letter Bage for Hi the shove office on Mi oun’ R Bacs of steamer be! California, Lima, & Stree t» day, at half lata, Potter, ac: Superb, Clesred—Bark’ Kingeton, Bo Pike, Pembroke; gahrs A. ft, i Depa Superb, Raynor, NBed- Braganta, Tibbetts, 7 Pee Howe, ‘rc ileox, Cox tN York. Miscellaneous, 1a Joszruvs, Pitcher, at Savannah from New Orte tool of thew Pasa, tase for sevoral days ikens phot Guinean pe ete v pool of els of corn at 4d; 2,000 bales of cot. 4 of the parcels Abo 000 boxes were j, 600 halves do. at $1 30, and 1,000 Vera Crus; sobr. Eu Latham, aay mand cies Rose Stendiah; 1th, suipe Charie BY t—Are brig Pere Barker, Thomaston; ore Loui Const, Chipola, Grierson, Apalachice Nokvoux, town, Sid bark Oy: ois, Ferris, Nant yRYPORT, Nov 28~8ld brig Gon Worth, Walton, San New Bepronn, N be schr Augusta, Keene, N York. Bid rebr Srey i, Yo * ‘Te have been seme heavy operators from 1 .. There wore also salet made of 150 bales South ‘American, and 120 bales Smmyrue washed, on private to Miss paper: At ba watoen, N. J, 0m the Lith November, 1848, by | | id Hart. | Aa o Cort Mra. North ot Clark Sarah M Cou Canclar dewnphing a 3, “h 6 inst, lat $1 57, lom 7239, poke St Thomas, 6 da Ms nah, 7 days, with cotton, (on, Eldridge, Anguilla, 21 days, with salt, (Br), Salt a ¢ ills, 23 days, with salt, to J O, lat 24, Ton’ 02, spoke bark Joha Cobden, , 17 days, with cotton, &e, te Washington, NC, and 5 days from Ab- secom, with naval cers ‘Schr G W Davis, Briggs, Wachington, NO, 5 days, with na- Antoinette, Bi G sto DC, 8 days. Behe ww Regulus, Smith, Baltimer » 36 hours, te Day So. (Another report oh awa Bilas ‘Wright, Jones, Boston, 6 days. Below com por reed falow yenterday, with the exception of rFived, wore nov in sight from the Hig 1D Salled. Sbips Guy Mannering, Liverpoot; Union, Now Orleans; and others, Noy 30—Wind at sunrise, WSW; st meridian, do; at sun- ect, W. ign Malls. Lerrer Bass of steamer Empire City, for ton Ch: ‘alparaiso, the Sandwich Ielands = wil clove at the Herald office to-day, ae it? mer Sonthereer, for Charl t 15 winutes to of steamer Caledonia, for Halifax and Liver- ae with close ‘at the Herald office. on Tue: xt Letter Bacs of stesmer Tayaba, for Havana, above on Monday next, at 12 o'clock. Bago of the steamer Teunosseo, for Rio Janciro and olose at the Horald office om Tueday next, at lock. eters aan b prepaid at the Herald office to any part ef toamer Empire City, for Kingst 0, the Sandwich xchange Reading Hoo « Wontherner, for Charleston, New 1 close this afternoon, at 15 minutes to ier Tayaba, will close at o'elook. asce, for Rio Janciro and the Movin, for Halifex and Liverpool, ay next, where letters can be pre- ire City, for Kingston, Pa~ close at Kenyon’s, 91 Wall Letter Bags of steamer® 3 4 for Cearizeten, will will close at Kenyon’r, to-day, tes to fe ‘ennessee, for Rio Jancire and aan ‘will close at the above office om Tuesday nest, at Herald Marine Correspondence. PR tecsara, 17 pura. Nov 30, 4 Ba egret Lobia’. Cld at New Bedford, 23th, bark Superior, Luce, Pacific ‘81d from do, 28th, ship Ansel — Indian Ocean. \» Bincoe, mn Vere Cruz Fl New York via , mOTDIng: of 19th, in lat 23 20, lon 92, Forcig < ve An.ixn, Sopt osnmie ely Ree. Canton. Passed ‘UEGOS, lh bay bri A Bath ae » (83 day “Panama, Pachite Hol for Boston. ming "12th; sehrs Sarah Nov 10—Arr motind Logan, ton, Bes- 114, AM—VYosterday the shi od to nee five ree = Pinel, 7 tid p fal hold, is bam peta ft end wilt depart this ry nipg, aad aa pee verpoel; Bquantu: er, Liv are, i Charleston; Selenzio (Sard), Hay a ya Pateal fn 5 B do; America, sate Is ae Ells, Soherabeck, Peasscoles Milligan, Ponsa- tor — Brig Mary~ Mr J Releeok and Indy, eae! N Ld TW Ford, @ Robert Thicson—2 in Passengers Salled. RAncisco—Rark Backvs. from Salem—Jose R July! ya, Thee Ww yee Wem Stafford, Wm Ay! LETTERS REWAINING IN BF December oo THE NEW YORK ‘We Ten Papen MAWING THE Piao chenton the & ie of the Lis im which they are ad- LADIEY List. ‘A tee T Arvees “evden 4 & ki Mrs Chas Atkieson Mire 3 aioe fanaa We feet Arnathal MreG aM Antal ‘Miss Treas am Mie * B Broome Mise w Brower Sarah hari Be Bote ry Bolion Jane Bose Misave Myre Abram poapegee +1 em Beste Si Began Mn Dena Covel Corti lays omc. sat | Bendy cat | edden Harriet ¥ ty, Winsmore, lalouey. 8: oid bark ‘lense 81d ship Lance- ey Hadley, Laverpock; brig’ Sarah, Seevey, O0 Jags ae ip Columbia, Seteer, Charlesttn; eche H F Art sehr Globe, Small, NYork, Cid bark San Francisco, Sid bark Backus; Phebe Box Ickerson, Philadel phat 2th—Cld bara Francia, J Beals Vig Auguste Ieee. Mre Adah Rreleth Salis c Forrar Mise Gravd st m Mary Prociand LuneniaW Fitsgerald lies Field Mrs AsubahM Fitzsimons te Fitcpatrick B: way Farrel! 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